The Smashin’ Scope – Tony Buzan
Sensuality: We remember information better that is linked to multiple sensory
information (taste, smell, sight, touch, hearing, etc.).
Movement: This is the so-called “kinesthetic” memory. We also keep the
memory of the actions we perform.
Association: Memory works by links and associations. The more information we
have stored in memory, the more possibilities we have to make links with new
information and therefore to increase our memory capacity.
Sexuality: A subject that we particularly remember.
Humor: We tend to remember information better with humor.
Imagination: When we use imagination, we appropriate information in a way
that allows us to leverage our personality, which aids memorization.
Numbers: Associating information with a number increases the degree of
memorization of the information.
Symbolism: Replacing information with a symbol also aids the memorization
process.
Color: The colors associated with the information catch the eye and allow the
prioritization of the data to remember.
Order: It is a question of ordering information according to a certain logic.
Positive Images: We tend to remember better things that are pleasant.
Exaggeration: Exaggerating information makes us remember it better.